Katie Holmes has opened the doors inside her New York City apartment, where she raised her daughter Suri for over a decade.
The notoriously private actress was seen sitting inside her stylish living space during a new interview about her role in Broadway show Our Town.
Katie spoke about the show and her character, Mrs Webb, from a large open-plan living area, boasting floor-to-ceiling windows. A vibrant green couch could also be seen in the background.
Katie lives in Manhattan, and recently became an empty nester after her 18-year-old daughter left home to attend college.
Suri has come back to NYC on several occasions since moving home in late August, most recently for Thanksgiving.
Katie and Suri have lived in the Big Apple since 2012, when they swapped the West Coast for the East Coast after the star's divorce from Tom Cruise.
She previously said that NYC was a great fit for her and Suri, and that they both enjoyed the "vibe" and all the things that it had to offer, day and night.
She told InStyle: "The city has a lot to offer, and I use it. Yes, it's a little too exposed at times, and we work hard to maneuver and navigate. But what I love about New York is that for me and my child, this is our vibe.
"When there are 25 things to do every night, it takes you out of your own thing. And you know what else I discovered? There's a place not far from my house that does foot massages until midnight. That's what New York offers!"
While Suri is away from home, Katie isn't completely alone at the apartment, as the pair have a pet cat called Eleanor. Katie previously shared a photo of herself and Eleanor on social media, while Suri has been pictured taking the cat out in her pet basket when visiting home.
Suri is a first year student at Carnegie Mellon University, located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It's not known what she's studying, but it's likely something creative, as she graduated from LaGuardia High School with a specialist degree in vocal music.
Katie is notoriously private about her home life but did say she would miss having Suri in "close proximity" during an interview ahead of her daughter's departure. She told Town & Country: "Of course, I will miss the close proximity. But I'm really proud of her and I'm happy."